denis wrote:
Hi,
thank you for your answers.
Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote:
denis escribió:
after starting OpenOffice using bootstrap(), how do you get
notified when the connection terminates?
you will have to bootstrap the office not using the simple bootstrap
mechanism, but creating the bridge and adding a listener to it.
The problem I had was that (according to all examples I have
found) the manual way of creating the bridge always requires a
already running instance of OpenOffice.
Now I added a TerminateListener to the XDesktop object as Tobias
said. This seems to be sufficient.
But now I have noticed that when using bootstrap(), OpenOffice
does not accept TCP/IP-connections anymore (I've changed
Setup.xcu so OO would normally listen on a port).
I managed to accept TCP-clients manually using
com.sun.star.connection.Acceptor. But this way I have to create
my own thread and take care about the whole client managing which
seems to be very error-prone (currently I get random segfaults).
So my question is now: How do I start OO with bootstrap() and
still accept TCP/IP-clients?
That is currently not possible. The bootstrap() mechanism connects
always via a named pipe.
Juergen
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